Guess a crossword puzzle

Many people guess that the word "Ming" is actually wrong. Since ancient times, the word "Ming" means that the sun and the moon are relative, as shown in the figure:

Therefore, the word "Ming" does not conform to the concept of {anti}.

The relatively similar word of yin and yang opposition should be the word "Xi". When writing the word "Mao", people often write the following as "Yue", so isn't it that Yin and Yang are reversed and the sun and the moon are opposite?

The same is true of the word "up to the earth and down to the sun". Many people guess it is "zhe", but from above, yin and yang are reversed, that is to say, the position of the sun and the moon should be reversed, then the word will not be "zhe", or, below is not the sun, but the moon.

In this way, the closest word is "green"

There are many ways to write green archaic characters, one of which is particularly noteworthy, as shown in the figure:

Isn't this a Japanese word? The other is as shown in the figure:

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So the conclusion is that this sentence should be guessing the word "qingqing".

But as for the meaning ... the word "green" is a pictophonetic word. The word "green" in the story is from Yingpan to the provinces and from the moon, while Yingpan is the east and the moon is the south, which is in line with the introduction of the five elements of "East wood gives birth to south fire".

There is also a saying in "Gouzi" that "shine on you is green and blue". "Now, it is called' shine on you is better than blue'. ...

Therefore, the meaning of "Yang Qing" ... should demonstrate the theory of Yin-Yang and Five Elements.

Besides, it's boring. After all, there are many understandable meanings, such as "happened in spring" or "happened in Qingzhou" and so on.